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Early Addition: Bradley Manning Among Those Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize
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Jen Chung
Published Feb 27, 2012
Modified Feb 27, 2012
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- Bradley Manning, the soldier who gave a cache of classified information to WikiLeaks, was one of 231 people nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize.
- A driver was stopped on the Whitestone Bridge with over 300 gallons of possibly stolen gasoline.
- Did you realize that Bill Nye the Science guy has a "stalker ex-girlfriend"?
- There's a 75% chance that Mario Manningham won't return to the Giants.
- Mitt Romney is being honest about whether he follows NASCAR, "Not as closely as some of the most ardent fans. But I have some great friends who are NASCAR team owners."
- NJ inmates make more than 1 million license plates a year.
- Two coworkers at a Midtown Lenny's got in a fight and one of them was stabbed.
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